Nightly v9, have u already tried it?

As of now I am just using Mozilla Nightly 7. It runs flawlessly fast in my system.

Just wondering if any of you here are already using Nightly v9 without problem. Coz I know that this is for testing only purposes builds.

http://nightly.mozilla.org/

 

I used it for more than a week and experienced no crash or issues

 

Yes, using 'nightly' with no problems.
I do prefer OPERA however, but keep a few other browsers available.
KOR-

 

Has anyone tried the UX version? https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/latest-ux/

I remember seeing an article from Softpedia regarding version 8, back then. But, I saw no difference of what so ever in UI.

I'm wondering if I ever missed some hidden setting to enable difference UIs under test? Probably...

 

I have the 64-bit version installed in Arch Linux and Windows 7. Both run fine, although I have not used it much in Arch Linux.

 

Any noticeable performance improvements specially on surfing speed...whatever? .... coz if there's none, then, I'll just continue on using my Nightly v7.

 

I gave it a try. It's alright in terms of performance and even stability but it's not like they've made the serious changes they need to for it to replace Chrome or even IE9.

 

I'm not even up to date on Aurora, lol. I got sick of downloading a new update every day. So no, I have tried it.

@Hungryman: You're right, the stability and performance is there, but if I know you well enough now, the kind of changes you're wanting probably are a long way down the pipe, if ever.

 

Yes, they do have an open project for splitting Firefox tabs etc into multiple processes but only for stability/ performance and not for security, which they've only noted as "maybe sometime down the line we'll look at this."

 

Why r u on nightly seven when beta of seven is out for so long...and wait a day or two..7 final is on the way

 

i use aurora myself just because of a few past issues with nightly. but for the most part nightly was not bad just a few bugs i saw here and there. aurora for sure is better and usually more stable its at version 8.02 now